The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-06-04
Personalities

Jay Gould has neuralgia.
Col Switzler Is at Columbia.
Senator Vest has returned home.
Bismarck has muscular rheumatism.
Miss Annie Reese was here Tuesday.
Miss COmorah Harrison IS homo again.
Mrs. Emma Keller is visiting friends here.
Judge r. A. Barnett was in town last Tues
day.
Mrs. Fred Meet has inflammatory rheuma-
tism.
Miss Jessie Thistle is s~visitiug friends IN
Fulton.
Mrs. j. L. Bsscom is visiting her husbands
parents,
Col. h. c.. Chiles was In the city last
Wednesday.
Miss Lille Mallory was in the CITY shaping
last Saturday.
Mrs. DR.. S. Nj. Banks was shopping here
last Saturday.
Miss Lulu Everingham is visiting Miss
Mamie Young.
Mr.. b. W. Winsor has spent several days
here this week.
Miss Mary Atwood, off st. Louis, is visiting
Miss Myrtle Russell.
Mrs. Frederick Phipps has been visiting
Miss Mamie Young.
Gen. Boulanger has asked for a furlough
because of i'll health.
Messrs. Goalder and Wood Young were
here last Wednesday.
Col. j. S. White, of Washington to wnship,
was in town yesterday.
Miss Matte Sparks, of Mt. Leonard, is Wis.,
itlng at C. C. Wallsce's.
Miss Murphy, of Greenton, was shopping
In this city last Tuesday.
Mr.. w. 2. Hickman has spent the week in
Kansas City on business.
Mr.. A. ", Robinson got home from his
Texas trip last Wednesday.
Mrs. G. R. Miller, of Troy, H., is the guest
of Judge Jno. Prices family.
Mr.. w. W. Corder and wife, of Alma,
were in the city last Saturday.
Capt. Roley Porter got off of the Wyoming
as she passed up last Tuesday.
Mrs. Judge Tut is visiting her brother,
Capt. W. A. Thornton, at Higginsville.
Miss Ellen Hendricks and Miss BERTHE Cor
der are visiting Miss Comorah Harrison.
The crown prince of Germany has what
is thought is a fatal disease Of the throat.
Mrs. A. X. Rufin asks US to change her I'D.
dress from Pushmstaha to Florence. Ala.
Rev. j. N. McFarlane is attending the
State University commencement exercises.
Mrs. j, j. Willetts and daughter, of Clay
township. were shopping here last Wednes-
day.
EX-Secretary Manning health, including
his impaired eyesight, is reported fully re-
stored.
Rev. j. W. Lewis, of St. Louis, was here
last Saturday, looking after his property In
terests.
Hon. r. A. Hicklin spent last Sunday at
home. He thinks a good railroad law will be
passed.
Mrs. Capt. W. A. Reid and Mrs. DIR. Chas.
Smith. of Waverly, were here shopping last
Monday.
Mr.. j. A. Emison, wife and son of Clay
township, were in this city shopping last
Tuesday.
Mr.. T. B. Warren was here yesterday to
attend the W. NJ. A. exercises. in which he
had a son.
Messrs. David Mitchell, of Bates City, and
w 7. Anderson, of Odessa, were here last
Wednesday.
Rev. s. T.. Ruffner. of Higginsville, was ia
this city, last Saturday, attending the funeral
of Mrs. Wlles.
Messrs. j.. Q. Plattenburg and John P.
Hickam, of Dover, were in the city last
W. Wednesday,.
Mrs. VIM. Duvall went to Independence,
this week, to attend the funeral of her cousin,
DR.. Brown.
Mr.. F. Herman is the delegate from Lex
ington to the Evangelical church conference
at Higginsville.
Puck:-"Self- possession in a young woman
is we'll enough for awhile, but she shouldn't
keep it up long"
Little Cornelia Ryland, who was hurt last
week by a severe fall, is getting along nicely,
and Is out again.
Ben: Perley Poore, a journali-t and publ.
cist, for many years a prominent figure at
Washington, is dead.
Miss Maggie Sturges is visiting her brother,
Mr.. G. A. Sturges. and attending the COM
mencement exercises.
Mr.. T. B. Campbell and wife, and G.. r,
Page and wife of Dover township, were here !
shopping last Monday.
Mr.. Geo. W. Fox, wife and daughter, of
the Odessa neighborhood, were IN the city |
shopping last MONDAY.
Mrs. Boulware, of Fulton, is in the city |
visiting her son-in-laH and daughter, Mr.. |
j. R. MOorehead and wife.
Misses Allie and Mamie Hall accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fishback to Clay town.
ship, Thursday, for a visit.
Judge Xenophon Ryland delivered the
annual address at Westminster College, Full |
ton, last Wednesday night.
Mrs. Minerva Marques, former matron o.
E. A. S., is in the city attending the closing |
exercises OF that Institution,
Mr.. NJ. A. Dyer, of Freedom township, |
was in the city, last Thursday, and paid The |
Intelligencer a pleasant call.
Rev. j. NJ. Hunt, of st. LOUIS, travelling
correspondent and agent of the Central Bsp-
tist, was here last Wednesday,.
Mr.. j. b. George and daughter, Miss Susie,
and Mr.. b. w. Jefferson, of Clay township,
were in the city last Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. E. Donohoe, of SedaIia, Miss Mary
Boteler and Mr.. Robt. BOteIer, of Kansas
City, are visiting at Mr.. C. H. Royle's.
MI. John Johnson and wife left. yesterday
morning, for an extended pleasure tour
h491sn Colorado and the crest west.
tRo3AHtxx5sad aH3Au iBotsler got back
fddazdDnsdkJ lk1t fdf adz hooking well.
They think It Is Ponce de Lscn's spring.
Misses Ida and ChsrleHe NSfasAfx Hhpb
have been in Eldorado Springs. and sSsdsliadt
for six weeks, returned home last Mopday.
Elder VIM. Warren, OF Osceola, Mo, wsv
In the city. last Monday and Tuesday, visit
ing his sister, Mrs. b. P. McCausland and
other relatives.
Mr.. At. Persinser. a native LexingtonIan,
but now a resident of Austin, Texas, was In
this city a few days this week visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Messrs. Will and Sam Green, Alex. Logan,
Mrs. Moran and Mr.. James Anderson and
wife were here to attend the funel al of Mr..
Thos. II. Young.
Mr.. Steven Lamar, of Nevada, has been
here several days this week seeing after the
Mo. P. R. R .right-of-w way matter through his
farm esst of this city.
n. Y, Herald:-"After being the bright
particular star in the aristocratic circles of
England the least we can do is to speak of
him as Buffalo William"
Rev. G.. w. Hyde Is attending the com. $
mencement exercises at his alma mater. the
University at Columbia. He will 90 from
there to WillIsm-JewelI. :
Uncle Jesse Cole was in the city last Thurs
day. His general health, he informs us. is
good, although he has passed his 10Th mile
post on the journey OF life.